Einleitung: Hermeneutik in der deutschsprachigen Soziologie heute

Hitzler, Ronald; Honer, Anne

doi:10.1007/978-3-663-11431-4_1

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“…Social phenomenology could be brought to the point in the following phrase (Kurt 2002 (Gross 1994(Gross , 1999, and the more often individual actors re-interpret their own situation, the more their knowledge and action becomes contingent, the more also the predictive power of 'if-then' assertions fades, and the more urgent explorative and interpretative research designs become (cf. also Hitzler 1997Hitzler , 1999b. '…”

Section: The Phenomenological Perspective: Studying the Lifeworld Of mentioning

confidence: 98%

“…While this is less a problem in the frame of everyday communication and interaction, it is a central issue for scientific research. Hitzler & Honer (1997) stress that in particular social sciences face this problem, because, other than for natural sciences, the data that is gathered is pre-interpreted through the interview partners. Thus, the scientific analysis of interviews is an interpretation of 'second order'.…”

Section: Hermeneuticsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Reinders 2005). Here, Hitzler & Honer (1997) emphasise that transcriptions must be complete, meaning the complete length of an interview, but the researcher should take a pragmatic decision about the degree of detail. As I did not aim at a detailed psychological analysis of my interviews, I decided to keep transcription rules simple.…”

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confidence: 99%

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“…These data are then analysed using discourse or conversation analysis. From the angle of the third perspective, data are collected primarily by recording interactions and using visual material (photos or ®lms), which then undergo one of the different versions of hermeneutic analysis (Hitzler and Honer, 1997). Table 1 summarizes these allocations and complements them with some examples of research ®elds characteristic of each of the three perspectives.…”

Section: Research Perspectivesmentioning

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“…This is studied in analysing``small life-worlds'' and how meaning systems are produced which are shared by the members in these life-worlds (see Hitzler and Honer, 1997). This approach is useful, for example, in studying ®tness centres and doit-yourself groups as well as expert knowledge and techno cultures.…”

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confidence: 99%

Qualitative Research - State of the Art

Flick

2002

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The background of this article is the observation that the methodological discussions about qualitative research in German-speaking and Anglo-Saxon contexts are quite different. The article gives an overview of the state of the art of qualitative research in terms of its methodological development and its establishment in the broader ®eld of social research. After some brief remarks about the history of the ®eld, the major research perspectives and schools of qualitative research ± grounded theory, ethnomethodology, narrative analysis, objective hermeneutics, life-world analysis, ethnography, cultural and gender studies ± are outlined against the background of recent developments. The establishment of qualitative research is discussed with reference to the examples of the German and International Sociological Associations (DGS and ISA), to developments in the area of textbooks and handbooks, and to the founding of specialized journals. Methodological trends such as the move to visual and electronic data, triangulation of methods and the hybridization of qualitative procedures are discussed. In conclusion some perspectives are outlined which are expected to become more important in the future of qualitative research or which are seen as demands for further clari®cation. Beside the use of computers and further clari®cation on linking qualitative and quantitative research, and the limits and problems of such linkage, further suggestions concerning the ways of presenting appropriate and at the same time compulsory criteria for qualitative research are mentioned. Trends in building schools and developing research pragmatics, on the one hand, and a tendency towards elucidation and mysti®cation of methodological procedures, on the other hand, are identi®ed as tensional ®elds in methodological discussions in qualitative research. Downloaded from Finally a stronger internationalization in different directions and answering the question of indication are discussed as needs for the future of qualitative research.

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Einleitung: Hermeneutik in der deutschsprachigen Soziologie heute

Cited by 78 publications

References 8 publications

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Plug&Play Places: Lifeworlds of Multilocal Creative Knowledge Workers

Qualitative Research - State of the Art

How to Deal with “Doing Social Inequality” by “Doing Criminological (Qualitative) Research”

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